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St. George
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Suso: Visigoth and Mozarabic parts
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well-preserved heritage of Carolingian art > the Carolingian era is part of the period in Medieval art sometimes called the "Pre-Romanesque". (wiki)
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Santa Prassede
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Palatine Chapel
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St. Wiperti, St. Marien
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St. Michael's Church (according to wiki)
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"The foundation of the original Benedictine monastery" of Sant'Antimo "dates to the time of Charlemagne. (...) Parts of the earlier structure remain visible in the crypt and in the so-called Cappella Carolingia, or Carolingian chapel. (...) Of the Carolingian edifice, the apse (called Cappella Carolingia) and the portal, richly decorated with animal and vegetable motifs, are visible."
See en.wikipedia.org
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The oldest part of the Cathedral of Saint-Front in Périgueux preserves fragments of the 6th century church. Under the current bell tower, two bays of the Carolingian basilica remain. – The main apse of the church Sainte-Quitterie is part of pre-Romanesque architecture. – The Abbey of Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert has some pre-Romanesque constructions, e.g. the Saint-Martin Tower and the walls of the first bay of the nave. (Nomination file) - The treasure of the Abbey Church of Sainte-Foy includes unique pieces of art from the Carolingian era, including the reliquary statue of Saint Foy.
See fr.wikipedia.org
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Oratoire carolingien de Germigny-des-Prés
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Basilica di Pomposa
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Carolingian Westwerk from the 9th century
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